NICVA Publications

This page aims to put you in touch with all NICVA's publications. From NICVA News to advice to research, you'll find what you want in the relevant section below- or see a list of everything in the A-Z.

NICVA also maintains a comprehensive resource library of print publications and two computers with free Internet access, which you can access by appointment.

Publications A to Z

See an alphabetical list of all NICVA publications.

Advice notes

What to know how to set up or run a charity better? NICVA's comprehensive advice notes are for you.

Annual Report

The 2009-2010 Annual Report 'Working Together' was launched at our 2009 AGM.

Briefing Papers

NICVA regularly issues briefing papers on consultations and upcoming legislation.

Collaboration and Merger Newsletter

The Collaboration and Merger Newsletter is aimed at organisations that are exploring the possibility of working more collaboratively with others.

Code of good governance

The Code sets out seven key principles, which demonstrate best practice in governance. These are not mandatory, but the Code has been endorsed by the new Charity commission for Northern Ireland.

Consultation responses

NICVA is active in responding to policy consultations. View the latest responses here.

eNews

eNews is NICVA's free weekly email roundup of news and events for the voluntary and community sector. Available by subscribing.

'How to' guides

Guidance on issues from IT to marketing.

Media guide

Getting your message across is NICVA's latest edition of the Media Guide

Members' Survey

This year's survey gives our members views on its dissemination of information, advice and support services and their experiences with NICVA staff.

nicvanews

nicvanews is our monthly members' magazine with news, events, funding and training opportunities in the sector.

Payscales

Download the latest payscales from NJC.

Policies and procedures

Looking for advice and guidance on anything from finance to human resources? Try this section.

Policy manifesto

The manifesto, reviewed in consultation with the sector every few years, draws together key priorities from across the sector to present to government.